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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
a LEGAL TUMBLE.
Lawyer Ort Falls From u Second Story
window.

Lawyer OFT rails From Secono story
window.
At las this morning FelixJ. Ort, an at
torney in The office of s. Wesselius in the
new Houseman block, fell from the win
dow of the Office, which is on the second
floor. on the Lyon-st. side, to the sidewalk
below, where he lay for some time crying
for aid man working for Hoffman. the
baker, was passing and hearing his
cries called the police who remov-
e6 him to the .oom from which
he had fallen. de said that he had been
reading until late hour, when he lay down
on the soie and went TO sleep. When he
awoke he was confused and bewildered,
and without knowing 1t stepped out of the
window, which was wide open. DR.. Dis
trow was called, and on examination found
that he was badly bruised in several places,
but no bones were broken, nor was there
any internal injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28


PLALswELL, Jaiy Il The opening series
u the Allsgan and Ottawa circuit Of horse
racing viii commence tomorrow mOrnine
and continue Gutil Friday night a. the Fsi
Grounds OF this place. over MY fssi
horses irol different psrls OF the StA.e haze
entered. aud ID the weather Is pleasant they
vii draw = large crowd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

-Fsis~rL sECoxn IxvISss-


sx-sss,st - --s tsssssss-ssae.s-
CfFvELsvn. Juig 7s.-The weather today
Vss extremely hof. and the trsck a. Glen
vil1e Driving Park va ss fss, a. Il could -
Thzre were shout FIVE thousand PEOPLE
present. snd they showed heir spprsci stion
81 xcri honest racing IN frequent arr sus~
AZ .ia1es he ere fen1ert ~Ss v=ry great sn1
tne contests we're spirited throughout
There we're thres events Cd tedays- pro-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

CHIcseo. July Z7.-The carpenters strike
Is not general one. Only those men who
have been working more than eight hours
or for less than thirty Eve cents Der hour
Or with n0n-union men bsirE affected. j
?. Parks. Of the Carpenters Council. said
THIS morning be did not ihinx The hzht
would be serious. and had stron- hopes
that 81 the difficulties would DC adjusted
before The end 0f the week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

ClEfcaeo. July 27.--It is stated. upon ap-
parentiy good authority. that William J.
McGsriZl>. the escaped boodlsr. left the city
saturday night On the Csnadian schooner
Blaze. bound for Kingston. Ont The
schooner = expected % pass the Straits Of
Nsckinsc some tirsse tonight. and If IS pos
sioie vii Be intercepted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
FIVE MEN KILLED.
A Fearful Wreck Yesterday on the Baiii-
more & Ohio Railroad.

ALsIoN. Ind. July IA fearful and
fatal wrscS occurred on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad here today. Five men were
killed and several others are injured. A
passenger train coliided with o freight
Irain Engineer Cramer, OF Garrett, Ind.
and Fireman Edward koker, whose reia-
tives live at Dayton, o., both on the pas
senger train, and Engineer Diemer, of the
freight tram, were killed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

aalfa ME ca DoEisn3. sne block s1e
a Csarlss AMI L8onis-sis. ara zasel
sst for
Already TIE impetus given cy gel
.lEess . fe.t 8na q humber u good sll1
s,anti4i brick bgilcinzs are ceink sfscr=-
"a the paved streets. aat Lad ugton : e.
ioying . very rsspsota3 boon
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
MORE ABOUT COMMISSIONS.
Additioasi Testimony 30 show Crooked
ness en- tho Part of the BOOdiers.

hr,e oA tco AAt OF the boOulcFs
CHICAGO. July THE trial OF the
boOd.srs VAS continued today with addi-
donal testimony concerning the payment
OF commission" 10 members OF the
County Board. Isaac @. Logan, who fur
nished dry goods 10 the County Hospital
and Insane Asylum, testified that costly
silk undershirts and drawers had been fur
aished 20 members OF the Doodle gang ia
addition 10 the regular lis.s of goods for the
Institutions. The underwear was ia the
nature of commission" Witness had
also paid money 10 the sang
{. {. Smith. OF Nellis, smith & Co., com
mission merchants, testined that be had
paid $1,000 commission on goods vhicb
bis nIm furnished the County Hospital. 4. .
b. sharp. OF sharp & Smith, surgical in
strument makers, also testified be had paid
about 5000 IA commissions for the priyi-
leSe Of furnishing instruments TO the
hD.Dital
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

LANsISG. July 27.-The State Auditors to
day awarded the contract for paper to the
Three Rivers Paper Company For news
print the price is f.74 cents per pound: for
No. | report PAPER. ts4 cents. No. 2. 5 80
cents. No. 3. 500 cents No. 4. $50 cents
For the state printing the contract has been
given to Thorp & Godfrey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
A GREAT STORY!
ALLAN QUATERMATN.
By H. RIDER HAGGARD.
SPLENDlDLY ILLUSTRATED.

This the latest aud test Of this ssi
venture r0na ga
Of OF
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

AoSnoS. Jaly 27.-rhe Amer Of Afghan
stan hss ordered fhe eni5strneot IN the
sEhaa army Of one IN evsry twenty nen
eligible tor military duty for service III
Afghan Tnrkessan
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

WssarveToS, Julv "A delegation fro n
Kansas City called e. The White House
shortly after noon today to invite the Prssi-
dent % visit thar city during his western
teur n October The President soceos -
the invitation for 4 date - bs fxed here
sfra~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

- r-.'rrt.t ttttt
r,-prxsrax. July q -Fdwsri Andrews.
sss cf ne early Inhabitants Of the cfty,
S,sd Monday night ~ the age II 6s yesrs.
aftbr.rE hr lad been ailirE f9r souse tine
~.sf ~ ssi saan e,nrnaf IN ais roons hut
: sharf ame. ans bis tsafh vas nnex-
cerfef
fn.iinrts>r kas taken fsirT hold ~ paw
iru b-r streets tas summer. Iae hsif
ME ic, ca Isrres- 81. e ea-nrlers3 faa
crntraef FOR the rsvinz q lucfnstcn- ava
between charles and hsr-tsofl-sts. VII he
snished shlS wee< snd 1i'is l3r psrlag Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
Put Up or Shut up.

The 'Muldoon's' of Coopersville hereby
challenge the "Hub5aris Own" of Grand
Haven to play a game OF ball at Berlin on
any date suitable to the II. O's' from -
10 500 aside with an uninterested umpire.
A. II. CLEIAND.
Sec "Muldoon
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

RoxE July z7.-A cozsnaitts "a. kesr
appointed - sssbor.ts scheme r, ss.ss-
hsh = Catholic university n Are-iea. sns
conference VII b he'd Arg 70 se.-de
upon rs iocsfion.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

Sick ussdsehs snA ssiisss sIi lie f',sisl.. lnei dsst t0 . bilious ststs of the sysistn sssii e Dss- Psia 10 ihs sids. As. Whiis thsif most remsfk' able sas6sss has bssu sbswa iD caring
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13
THE ARkANSAw TRAvELER

continual roar, not hurting tho ear, but musical withai, will seem to move as the vast ocean waters may perhaps move in their internal currents. He will lose the sensc of one continued descent, and think hey arc passing round him in their appointed courses, The broken spray that rises from the depth below, rises so strongly, so pal
 pably, so rapidly, that the motion in every direction will scem equal. And, as he looks on, strange eolors will show themselves through the mist ; the shades of gray will become green or blue, with ever and anon flash of white; and then, when some gust of wind blows in with greater violence, the sea girt cavern will become al dark and black. 0. my friend, let
 there hc no one therc to speak to thee then; not even brother. As you
 stand there speak only to the waters.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13
Ayers Hair vigor,
Along a Dutch Canal.

1eorse Hitchcock, In serihner'a Magazine
 To fellow out the line of canal Is to see continuous picture now it is blue ribbon through tho green oi the fields, again small village k passed the brown hulls and queer sails of the canal boats aiv continually composing, and at It's close you glide into sleepy old town, every inch of which Is All artistic troasnrr, lecpei,ed and harmoniscl, as arc all It's colors, by the humidity of tho atmosphere. With the exception that they arc broader, the rivers present similar picturesque qualities to tho canals the same low ly ing banks, ffinged with willows. tho same boats Indeed, ohe mouth of the l!h!ne k but canal in Holland. Near tho sca, on some of tho more important rivers. singular. ly beautiful effect is produced by the large cities npon them, with shipping lying at their qnayS. and the broad. mirror-lik suriheo of the water rc- tlccting and doubling all the beauties of color present, How blue ls this water, repeating the cloud forms In the skies, thrown into prominence hy the vivid green on the banks and tho reds nnd browns of the cities h the background
 Ieeland, surrounded by largo rivers which seek the sca through it in myr. iads of canals uri titehes, giv.s n pe. cmliarly Dutch landscape tho roads, hnnkcd up, crossing the streams hy bridges whose arch, high enough to permit the passage nf canal boat, of. ten frames the most charming bits windmill few old houses irregu- lar in line, the brown yellow of their roof. tiles and bricks enhanced by tho glad blue Of the sky and sunlight. green of the fields. Suppose this bridge to be ivory whItcwash, and In the fore. ground a brown canal boat, its stern decorated with spl""he" of "Prus"ian
 Holland has ever produced and at tractcd landscape painters and II Is matter for surprise that the mere seeker for surface beauty will paint anywhere else. For to one who ap- breaches nature iD more reyercnt spirit, to one who seeks to paint her purest and simplest feeling -- to bpe landscape painter, in shori--tberc ia here less which is aniaRonistIc, lesa which masks nnd hides natures high esi secrets, ti,nh iis any other spot
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

"The Great Cryptogram; or Lord Bacon's Cipher in the so- called Shakes. pcare Plays" will bc the title of Ig- natins Donnelly's forthcoming book, which the author claims will forever settle the Shakespeare Bacon contro- versy. The work will be published by k. S. Pcalc < Co.,, of Chicago, who have just closed a contract with Mir
 DoDnelly. The terms are not made public, b;i: the .ssok will be sold by subscription. it ls stated that the publishers have such confidence in he enterprise that they have paid Mir. DoDncily considerable cash advance, and that the royalty agreed upon is larger than any previously recorded.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13
SILENT WOODS OF INDIANA.
BY CHARLOTTE H. HAYES.

silent woods of Indiana.
 Forests of primeval gloom. Here and there rude hut rising Near the prairie's sen of bloom. There, amid a little clearing, Shrinking from life so rude, Lived 6 mother as heroic
 As was sweet her womanhood. Oftentimes, at roseate sunset, With her young boy at her feet, spake she of that noble living That for Gods high truths Is meet Or. amid the deepening shadows, When the twilight hour grew dim, Prayed she, 70 Father, may he serve Thee, Whatsoever may come to him. Then the silver cord was loosenetl, And her face of tender love Shone with halluwed light, re eneeted From the golden spheres above. Round her forest grave they gathered, On quiet Sabbath day, With the simple, rustic parSon, Who had come from far to pray. Loving friends, from distant places, Listened to that ferveIt prayer; And the sunlight, through the pine trees Shone on tear-wet faces tbere Then they left her there to slumber, Mid the prairies lone and wild, Little dreaming what q future Waited him, her orphan child. Little dreaming how the nation should arise and call him blessed, In the years that were to follow, While she, yOiceless, lay at rest. Once, when rung the peoples plaudits, Bowed he low his praise-crowned head, With the humbiest of his people, The past brought back, and said, While his heart was overfowing, "All am, or hope to be, Owe to that Christian mother, Blessed be her memory" silent woods of Indiana,
 Peaceful be her grave in thee, While the nation joins that memory With the martyr of the free.
 -Iouth'S Compdni0n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

Up With the Times.--Farmer (to new farm hand from the. city)--- "Wiiat hsv ye done with all this mornings milk?"
 New Hand--"Poured 1t down the well, of course p--Lffs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

Ayers Hair vigor Is cleanly, agree able, beneficial, aud safe. 1t Is the most elegant and the most eco1omioal of toilet preparations. By its use ladies can pre duce an abundant growth of hair, causing it to become natural in color, lustre and texture.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

hesAeehs. yst Garter sitiis Liver iiils sFs sasflI valnAbts ia Conssipsii0s, sHras sba pfsgant.aE thls ansgyinE eSnspiaint. whils thsY slse correct el disof4sfe Of ths et1xnseh. silmsiais fbs ilsFf asd regulate tias bowels, Eftn B tasy oHIY eaTsA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

Psin from isdigew4isn, 1yspepsis, and too hearty eating is relieved at once by taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills immediately after dinner.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

Alsiee ts nsthery. Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children tcething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

stranger--"My stars There's fl land slide"
 Omaha Man--"Eh; whercI" Up there"
 Impossible"
 ''It's there, tell you, going yet. Look. Look"
 "Ob. That's nothing but the pumps throwing Missouri water into the res- ervoir. ."-- OmUhn World.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-08-13

,5o0, 600 baskets have been ordered preparatory to the failure of the Dell aware peach cr0p.-Life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10


The Supreme Court recently rendered
the following important decision in refer
ence TO the powers of county board Of
equalization A county board of cqual-
zation has the power to investigate and de
termlne whether or not tax payer was
The owner Of money loaned etc., which he
has not included in the tax list, and which
was therefore omitted property, and in
order TO make the investigation il has the
power 10 examine witnesses. (2) BY vir-
tue Of Sec. 6337 each member of said board,
when in session, has the authority TO ad-
minister all necessary oaths in the dis
charge Of the duties OF the board. (3l In
an indictment for falsely swearing as to
emitting property before such board, il
should be shown (1) that the personal
property in question was taxable in that
county for the previous year, (2) that the
delendent was the owner of the properly
on the l-t DAY OF April oi that year, (3)
that the defendent was resident of the
county on the 1st day Of April ofthat year
or that, having become r resident thereof
subsequently he was not assessed in another
county or State"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10

n mile and perhaps few hundred feet
of productive or disturbed Trenton.
The advantages of finding gas within
our corporate limits have been veho-
mently urged upon us and the disad-
vantpges Of having to pipo IL from n
few miles out, and we have been ex-
hortcd to copy Bowling Green's exam
pic, With how much candor or reason,
the following from State Geologis rs
report will indicate. Page 90: "Bowl-
ing Green has been fortunate in mol find
ing good wells inside the town limits.
Had such been the case, well might
have gone down on every lot and the
supply would have been frittered away :"
All the foregoing facts point directly
to perrysburg's grand opportunity, and
IL seems rcgrcttablc that pride of opin-
ion or Personal interest should dictate
making further tests in barren field
where $40 has already been sunk in
two useless endeavors, thus wasting our
resources willie all our sister villages
are moving to the front, and intelligent
men from abroad are coming in to
gather up and divert our natural ad-
vantagcs. N. l.. HANSON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

Ills the duty Of every person who has used
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRuP to let Its wonder
ful qualities be known to their friends in
curing Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
A'thm, Pn,nnI'ii, AMI in fact all throat
and lung diseases. No person can use il
without immediate relief. Three doses Wilt
relieve any case and we consider 1t the duty o
all Druggists TO recommend il to the poor, dy-
ing consumptiVe, AT least TO try one bottle, as
1000 dozen bo tiles were sold last year, and
no one case where 1t failed was reported.
Such medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP can
not be too widely known. Ask your druggist
about 1t. Sample bottles to try. sold at 10
cents. Regular Size, rs cents. Sold by all
Druggists and Dealers in the United States
aud Canada.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10
The Gamblers Stool. Pigeon.


FINDLAY, o., April 2l.-There is more
e!ation aud more boom in this city this eve.
ming than for many days, owing to the fact
that two large manufacturing esIabislI-
ments have been secured beyond peradyen-
ture. One is the waterproof manufaciur-
ing company, OF Cleveland, which will
build at once and employ over $50 men.
live e'acre site has been given the COM
pany in the southwest part Of the city and
free gas secured them. They VIII manu-
facIure waterproof goods of all kinds.
Contracts for their location here is duly
signed. A large iron rolling mill, from
one OF the principal cities of Ohio, to-day
chose location on the Osterling farm and
| will begin building at once. The contract
with them will be closed Tomorrow be-
yond doubt. This will add 300 skilled la
borera.-Lcdder.
FosTonIA, o., Apr. 2l-[Spl.] 1.-The sew
erai additions TO Fos,oria 3 manufacturing
establishments yesterday added TO the rea /
estate boom, resulting in many large deals
today while The small transactions with
out number. Manufacturers from all sect
ions OF the country arrive daily and are
negotiating for building sites. The loca-
tion OF the Cleveland car wheel works will
city. A Toledo syndicate bought SOL 900
worth OF property yesterday. Plain Dealer
Search the city directory of Cleveland
and see If you can find, anywhere in it
any evidence oil the existence of the iva
ter-proof manufacturing company" or Of
The "Cleveland car wheel :works." No
such concerns are therein put down. Yet
the inlerences 10 he drawn from the quota-.
tions made are, first. that such companies
actually exist in our city, and. secondly,
that they have concluded to abandon
Cleveland and take up new quarters in the
towns named. These are fair specimens oil
the misleading statements that have been
made Tor weeks in certain newspapers that
assume 10 tell the truth in matters of news
The result OF these stalements-some of
which have been paid for in the same way
as circus or patent medicine advertisement n 8
has been the crowding of the towns thus
pulled with thousands Of people, some with
the instincts Uf wolves hut many more i'm d.
PEELED by the mild animation of lambs
Banks in cities like Cleveland have been
almost depleted oftheir small deposits, and
the sums thus drawn out have been put
Into "village" lots, In The localities doomed
at prices three to four times greater than
The value OF iormer acres. This everyone
knows is gambling. and tIe n,naro u,,,
nublish s,ch ot,T =. .L. rN' '""'
r.,.,,' 80 '''" "' "oo'e quo'ed are
IeSlo"sio'e ior the most OF II. When the
inevitable crash comes and their deluded
victims begin TO reflect upon tbe ,na,on-
ces that moved them IN ,hrov W.. 80. ,'nue"- ,','.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10

On returning from Columbus last Fri
day Mr.. Fred Hillabrand met our mu-
tual friend, ex Governor Foster, on The
train. When told that he resided Just
across the street from the PERRYsBURa
JOURNAL, Foster said something about
having an asylum nearly completed at
Toledo, and Stewardship might be Sc :
cured for the editor, etc. The Cover
nor's most ardent admirers wo smile
at the mention of his name, would adj
wise him to keep mum upon this subject
after the JOURNALS expose of his man.
ner Of filling offices when he was in n
position to fill Offices. On returning
home Fred found an order awaiting him
TO report 10 Cleveland TO be mustered
into the mail service. 1t pays to be
Mugwump, after all, don't it
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10

The d. G. Sentinel and Ners have sur
veyors on balloon route TO the moon, via
Cleveland, which will be complete in
few minutes, when Toledo will be COM
pleiely boycotted on the Southwest. They
don't stop to think that Wood county has
new tie that blnds her to Toledo-with
the strongest legal ties-that OF a new Ju.
dicial district, thanks TO our late generous
Legislature who were 80 thoughtful in pro-
viding new field for the over crowded
legal profession of Toledo. These papers
claim that Senator Dodd got pocket veto
upon the bill that was TO reduce the salary
Of the Commissioner Clerk of Wood coun.
ty from $4,000 to So 500, but lie did no,
succeed so well on the Judiciary bill, and
when the other booms die there will be no
lack of legal talent from which TO select a
Coroners jury and start legal boom on
the "remains." "What hi of a coun-
try where nobody lives"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10

Attorney General Garland announces
that he would not accept an appointment
oil justice OF the supreme court, and says
that the president was Informed more than
a year ago that he had determined to re-
tire from public place and public life At
the end OF his term as attorney general.
So this element is eliminated from discuss
ion. Mr.. Garland, in addition TO the con-
diIion OF his health, utters one sentiment
that will meet with a general approval.
He feels that ait is due the public service
that, as n general rule, and other things
being equal. one who enters upon the per-
formance of the duties of supreme justice
should have fair and reasonable prospect
Of twenry years of active labor, before
reaching the age named by the law for re-
firing"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10

There is in Philadelphia a citizen who
used 10 be Il hard drinker, but now shud-
ders at the thought of whisky. He thus
tells OF his cure, which is the same treat
ment prescribed in inebrlate hospitals: /:
"After had drank so much that became
a nuisance to my wife she tried On me
the whisky cure. In the house where she
put me, they poured whisky over the meat
we ate, the potatoes, the fish, the salads,
the peas, butter and tomatoes. There was
whisky in our coffee, our soup, our milk
onr drinking water, and the water we
washed in. We went 10 bed after eating
veal stuffed with whisky, and got up 10
clean our teeth with whisky and water
and enjoy The day on breakfast soaked in
milk and whisky. stood il lor a month.
UnadulIerated water is good enough for
me.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10

The largest farm in the world, il is
claimed, is situated in the southwest cor
her oi Lonis'ana. 1t embraces ! 100000
acres, and iS owned by northern capitalists
The lracI Is 100 miles in lenIh IRON north
10 south. At present lG, 900 head OF cattle
are paslnred ON the same. The land much
oi ii, is well adapted TO the growth of cot
ton. and sugnrcane. The plowing and MI
ing are all done by steam, no horses or
mules being used. The "larm" ia equal in
extent, 10 four large connties.